Bastardisation of Brave New World and Never Let Me Go

Rating: 7/10 (20 June 2016)

Maybe it's an expectation thing, I read some of the reviews and got the impression that this is bad, so I was quite surprised that I enjoyed the movie.
At the start everything is a little bit confusing, you don't quite know what you are looking at, but you get a feeling that this could be one of the dystopian, futuristic movies (I thought that idea of the Island was a bit like the one in Black Mirror, but that wouldn't be fair because Black Mirror was years later than this movie, but you get the gist.) But then everything became clearer as Lincoln Echo Six kept questioning his world.
As the plot went on, I realised nothing would describe this movie better than 'bastardisation of Brave New World and Never Let Me Go', what with creating human beings from pods and using them for body organs or surrogacy, the only difference is, The Island being an action movie, it has a much brighter ending than the two aforementioned pieces of literature. And, admittedly, much more adrenaline rush.
I was kind of conflicted about the rating, because these days dystopian themes are as clichÃ©d as it gets, but it was good entertainment, so I will give it 7 out of 10.
Also, Sean Bean dies in this one too.